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 sshyp 2021.12.01.fr2.2
 The Lighter Update - Patch 2
 This release is a hotfix for 2021.12.01.fr2.1.
 Changes:
 - a major fix for "/var/lib/sshync_database" needing to already exist server-side
 - a major fix for syncing functionality  (it should actually work now)
 - silenced some sftp output
 An fr2.3 patch is planned for this version. It will include the following:
 - fixes for any new bugs that may be discovered in the new sshyp and sshync code
 - the gen command in sshyp will be updated to use the newer notetaking system
 - printing functions in sshyp will be combined into one function (arguments will determine section to print)
 - file not found exceptions will be re-implemented
 - when syncing, a check will be made to see if any folders are not on all devices and this will be corrected
 Planned for next major update (The Fluffier Update):
 - new visual features
    ^ this includes the new file list and thematic text art. sshyp will be
    getting a retro computing theme.
 - packages for more environments
    ^ "sshyp" will be officially packaged for Arch Linux, Alpine Linux, and Termux (Android).
    Debian/Ubuntu and Fedora packaging will come later.
 - imporove password generator to guarantee more secure results
 Planned for next, next major update (The Shears Update Pt. 1):
 - enforce permissions on the server-side
 - allow for copying entire notes (not just first line)
 - allow for multi-client deletion... somehow
 - detatch sshync and make it a separate package
 - manpage
 Planned for next, next, next major update (The Shears Update Pt. 2):
 - ability to pass entries as arguments for more functions
 - auto-completion on tab (currently unsure of best way to make this work)
 Backlog:
 - package for more Linux distributions, such as Debian and Fedora
 - create separate gui frontend targetting mobile and desktop Linux
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 sshyp 2021.12.01.fr2.1
 The Lighter Update - Patch 1
 This release is a hotfix for 2021.12.01.fr2.
 Changes:
 - fixed a bug where "sshyp tweak" would not function on new installations
 - moved the argument parser to the global process
 - running "sshyp version" or "sshyp -v" no longer triggers syncing
 - folders are now created natively with Python, rather than through system commands
 An fr2.2 patch is planned for this version. It will include the following:
 - fixes for any new bugs that may be discovered in the new sshyp and sshync code
 - the gen command in sshyp will be updated to use the newer notetaking system
 - printing functions in sshyp will be combined into one function (arguments will determine section to print)
 - file not found exceptions will be re-implemented
 Planned for next major update (The Fluffier Update):
 - new visual features
    ^ this includes the new file list and thematic text art. sshyp will be
    getting a retro computing theme.
 - packages for more environments
    ^ "sshyp" will be officially packaged for Arch Linux, Alpine Linux, and Termux (Android).
    Debian/Ubuntu and Fedora packaging will come later.
 - imporove password generator to guarantee more secure results
 Planned for next, next major update (The Shears Update Pt. 1):
 - enforce permissions on the server-side
 - allow for copying entire notes (not just first line)
 - allow for multi-client deletion... somehow
 - detatch sshync and make it a separate package
 - manpage
 Planned for next, next, next major update (The Shears Update Pt. 2):
 - ability to pass entries as arguments for more functions
 - auto-completion on tab (currently unsure of best way to make this work)
 Backlog:
 - package for more Linux distributions, such as Debian and Fedora
 - create separate gui frontend targetting mobile and desktop Linux
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 sshyp 2021.12.01.fr2
 The Lighter Update
 This release features a major re-write of old "rpass" code.
 sshyp is now more reliable and better documented.
 New features:
 - a full re-write of the old "rpass" code used in the last release
    ^ includes more reliable argument parsing and various optimizations
 - a full re-write of "sshync", many issues fixed
    ^fixed many instances where sshync would refuse to upload/download
    ^fixed errors that were being thrown despite sshync working as intended
 - new folders are now also created on the server
 Changes:
 - nested folders actually work now
 - multi-word entry and folder titles are fixed
 An fr2.1 patch is planned for this version. It will include the following:
 - fixes for any new bugs that may be discovered in the new sshyp and sshync code
 - the gen command in sshyp will be updated to use the newer notetaking system
 - printing functions in sshyp will be combined into one function (arguments will determine section to print)
 - file not found exceptions will be re-implemented
 - the argument parser will be moved to the global process (no need for it to be in a function)
 - folders will be created natively in python
 Planned for next major update (The Fluffier Update):
 - new visual features
    ^ this includes the new file list and thematic text art. sshyp will be
    getting a retro computing theme.
 - packages for more environments
    ^ "sshyp" will be officially packaged for Arch Linux, Alpine Linux, and Termux (Android).
    Debian/Ubuntu and Fedora packaging will come later.
 - imporove password generator to guarantee more secure results
 Planned for next, next major update (The Shears Update Pt. 1):
 - allow for copying entire notes (not just first line)
 - allow for multi-client deletion... somehow
 - detatch sshync and make it a separate package
 - manpage
 Planned for next, next, next major update (The Shears Update Pt. 2):
 - ability to pass entries as arguments for more functions
 - auto-completion on tab (currently unsure of best way to make this work)
 Backlog:
 - package for more Linux distributions, such as Debian and Fedora
 - create separate gui frontend targetting mobile and desktop Linux
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 sshyp 2021.11.05.fr1
 First public release of sshyp.
 This release fixes major bugs from rpass and rebrands the project.
 New features:
 - an entirely new syncing back-end called sshync (custom Python wrapper around sftp)
    ^ in thoery, all syncing-related data loss should now be fixed, however, this new
    system has just been created and is still under testing. Maybe wait for a few patches
    before trusting this system.
 Changes:
 - branding has been updated to reflect new project name and goals
 - custom directories, custom ssh keys, and offline only mode are removed (may be temporary)
    ^ the configuration wizard is being re-written in the next major update
 Planned for next update (The Fluffy Update):
 - modularized and optimized code
    ^ some older, bad code from "rpass" will be re-written.
 - new visual features
    ^ this includes the new file list and thematic text art. sshyp will be
    getting a retro computing theme.
 - packages for more environments
    ^ "sshyp" will be officially packaged for Arch Linux, Alpine Linux, and Termux (Android).
    Debian/Ubuntu and Fedora packaging will come later.
 Planned for next update (The Sheep w/Shears Update):
 - allow for copying entire notes (not just first line)
 - allow for multi-client deletion... somehow
 - ability to pass entries as arguments for more functions
 - detatch sshync and make it a separate package
 - manpage
 Planned, no timeline:
 - create separate gui frontend targetting mobile devices (Android + Linux phones)
    ^ the gui will also function on desktop linux
 - package for more Linux distributions, such as Debian and Fedora)
 - auto-completion on tab (currently unsure of best way to make this work)
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 rpass 2021.11.01.mr5.1
 The Notetaker Update - Patch 1
 This is the FINAL release of "rpass".
 After this release, the project will be rebranded as "sshyp".
 rpass's syncing system is fundamentally broken, hence the need for "sshyp"
 and its new syncing system. I would highly advise against using this release.
 New features:
 - none
 Changes:
 - fixed an issue with copying notes (currently only copies first line, will be changed in the future)
 - rpass is validated to work with Python 3.10 (no changes were needed)
 Planned for next update (sshyp fr1)
 - full project rebrand ("sshyp")
 - new syncing back-end
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 rpass 2021.10.07.mr5
 The Notetaker Update - Fifth main release of rpass
 This release overhauls the note-taking system and provides general improvements
 to overall code quality, including optimizations, bug fixes, and security improvements.
 New features:
 - notes are now edited in nano and can be split across multiple lines
 - password confirmation has been added for entry deletion
 Changes:
 - fixed issues with copying passwords with certain special characters, e.g. '"()|
 - auto-generated ssh key now uses ed25519, rather than rsa-3072
 - entry format modified to include a blank line before the notes field (old format still mostly compatible)
 - rpass is now much better at catching bad arguments
 - some general code cleanup
 Planned for next update (The Housekeeping Update Pt. 2):
 - add new file list w/color and w/o extensions + proper displaying of nested folders
 - ability to pass entries as arguments for more functions
 - manpage
 - add more comments to code
 - validate for Python 3.10
 Planned for next update (The cryptpass Update):
 - initial implementation of a data store for other applications (libsecret alt.)
 - modularize code in preparation for GUI frontends
 Planned, no timeline:
 - create separate gui frontend targetting mobile devices (first Linux phones, maybe Android at a later date - official iOS client not likely)
    ^ the gui will also function on desktop linux
 - make platform agnostic (add Windows support and package for more Linux distributions, such as Alpine and Debian)
 - auto-completion on tab (currently unsure of best way to make this work)
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 rpass 2021.09.15.mr4.2
 The Housekeeping Update (Pt. 1) - Hotfix 2
 Changes:
 - sync support is fixed
 - files with spaces in their names can now be properly deleted from remote servers
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 rpass 2021.09.15.mr4.1
 The Housekeeping Update (Pt. 1) - Hotfix
 Changes:
 - the user is once again properly presented with a prompt to enter a gpg key when pressing enter through the config dialog
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 rpass-2021.09.15.mr4
 The Housekeeping Update (Pt. 1) - Fourth main release of rpass
 This release focuses primarily on polishing rpass and tying up loose ends before
 making any major changes in the future.
 New features:
 - added clipboard support for copying entry information
 - many common errors are now handled with proper exceptions
 - offline support (sync no longer needs to be configured for rpass to function)
 Changes:
 - fixed gpg decryption warnings
 - added version info argument
 - re-ordered config wizard to make more sense
 - entry deletion can now be done client-side
 - removed rsyncup/rsyncdown/username/ip/port/directoryssh files,
    ^ replaced with one file that holds usernamessh, ip, port, directoryssh, and devicetype
 - files should no longer be left in /dev/shm when an error is encountered
 - fixed issues relating to using a non-default entry directory
 - lots of optimizations have been made to reduce the size of rpass
 Planned for next update (The Housekeeping Update Pt. 2):
 - a clean, colorful entry list w/o file extensions
 - manpage
 - multi-line notes
 - commented the code
 - ability to pass entries as arguments for more functions
 - improve exceptions for unknown arguments
 Planned, no timeline:
 - possible libsecret integration
 - create separate gui frontend targetting mobile devices (first Linux phones, maybe Android at a later date - official iOS client not likely)
    ^ the gui will also function on desktop linux
 - make platform agnostic (add Windows support and package for more Linux distributions)
 - auto-completion on tab (currently unsure of best way to make this work)
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 rpass 2021.09.07.pr3.1
 The Sync and Foundations Update - Hotfix
 Changes:
 - gpg configuration now prompts for expiration, rather than defaulting to two years
 - rsync is now configured to not delete anything from any remote device when uploading
    ^ this behavior may be modified in the future - this is a quick fix to prevent data loss
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 rpass 2021.09.07.pr3
 The Sync and Foundations Update - Third public release of rpass.
 As of this version, rpass has its intended base set of features and is considered usable.
 It will now primarily recieve bug fixes and polish updates to prepare it to go
 cross-platform and to make it compatible with GUI frontends.
 New features:
 - rsync support!
 - new entry format with URL field (for future use)
 - the temporary directory (/dev/shm) for editing entries has been somewhat secured
 Changes:
 - 'rpass edit relocate' is now properly bound
 - dropped the use of 'echo'
 - added 'rsync' and 'openssh' as dependencies
 - fixed a bug with deleting entries from folders
 - entry directory now has more secure permissions
        ^ these permissions are re-enforced every time rpass is used
 - fixed some small typos and potential bugs, made some small optimizations
 Planned for next update (The Housekeeping Update):
 - move to github
 - get rid of gpg decryption warnings
 - proper error messages using 'except'
 - add exceptions for unknown arguments
 - cleanup file list by exporting to document and removing .gpg, adding color
 - add a manpage
 - allow notes to be multiple lines long (break lines after so many characters)
 - validate for Python 3.10
 - properly comment the code
 Planned, no timeline:
 - allow to function as alternative to gnome keyring (libsecret integration)
 - create separate gui frontend targetting mobile devices (first linux phones, maybe android at a later date - official iOS client not likely)
    ^ the gui will also function on desktop linux
 - make platform agnostic (add windows support and package for more Linux distributions)
 - ability to pass entries as arguments for more functions
 - auto-completion on tab (currently unsure of best way to make this work)
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 rpass 2021.09.02.pr2
 The Folder Update - Second public release of rpass.
 New features:
 - entry and folder titles can now have spaces and be as long as you want
 - entires and folders can now be deleted with 'rpass remove' or 'rpass -rm'
 - entries now properly save to folders via 'rpass add' and should no longer throw errors
 - entries saved in folders are now readable
 - existing entries can now be moved to, from, and between folders
 - previews are now shown after creating or editing an entry
 Changes:
 - every pre-existing function of rpass has been updated to work with the new folder system
 - dropped awk as a dependency
 - removed 'argument' file in /var/lib/rpass
 - reduced unneccessary characters in argument parsing to decrease compatibility issues
 - ensured all user input is handled correctly as a string or an integer
 - lots of miscellaneous optimizations
 Expected for next update (The rsync Update):
 - rsync (over ssh) support!
    ^ including any fixes, changes, or optimizations necessary to make that happen
 - new file formatting with support for URLs
    ^all entries created in new format should be compatible with future versions of rpass
 - secure /dev/shm with random text generator
 Expected for the next (next) update (The Housekeeping Update)
 - get rid of gpg decryption warnings
 - proper error messages using 'except'
 - add exceptions for unknown arguments
 - cleanup file list by exporting to document and removing .gpg, adding color
 Planned, no timeline:
 - make platform agnostic (basically, add windows support)
 - create separate gui frontend targetting mobile devices (first linux phones, android at a later date)
    ^ the gui will also function on desktop linux
 - ability to pass entries as arguments for more functions
 - auto-completion on tab
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 rpass 2021.09.01.pr1.1
 First public release of rpass.
 Early build, missing critical features (e.g. sync support and the ability to have spaces in filenames).
 What is currently functional:
 - guided configuration wizard
 - generate passwords
 - add existing passwords
 - make notes
 - sort notes and passwords into folders
 - gpg encryption
 - edit password/note entries
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 sshyp v1.4.1
 the argumentative agronomist update - patch one
 this release improves sshyp's shell completions by adding zsh support and significantly optimizing and improving Bash support
 user-facing features:
 - zsh completion support
    ^ ensure modern completions are enabled in your ~/.zshrc
 fixes/optimizations:
 - Bash completions are now much faster due to the use of recursive globbing
 - Bash completions have been modified to be functionally similar to the new zsh completions
 other notable changes:
 - some official packages now use more space-efficient compression
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 sshyp v1.4.0
 the argumentative agronomist update
 this release overhauls sshyp's argument system and further streamlines
 the experience with optimizations and the removal of legacy features
 compatibility-breaking changes:
 - there are no technical breaking changes, but the UX has changed significantly due to the new argument system (detailed below)
 user-facing features:
 - when typing an entry/folder name, it is now always the FIRST argument
    ^ e.g. instead of "sshyp copy -p /example/test", it would now be "sshyp /example/test copy -p"
    ^ this allows more easily editing the previous command to copy/edit a different field
 - better extension integration
    ^ extensions can now ship with a config file that sshyp can use to call them from standard sshyp arguments
    ^ the first extension supporting this is sshyp-mfa
    ^ if sshyp-mfa v1.4.0.1+ is installed, "sshyp /example/test copy -m" will copy MFA keys to your clipboard
 - entry/folder names now MUST be specified as arguments
    ^ there is no longer a separate input prompt if the entry/folder name is not provided as an argument
    ^ the input prompt was a legacy feature from before arguments could specify entrys/folders with shell completion
    ^ the entry list generated by entry_list_gen() is still present and can be viewed by running "sshyp" with no arguments
 - better Bash completions
    ^ now correctly places backslashes to escape spaces in entry/folder names
    ^ slightly faster than the previous iteration
 - IPv6 configuration support
 fixes/optimizations:
 - replaced "+=" with ".append" when extending lists to prevent creating an additional list
 - optimized usage of "str.split()" and replaced it with "str.splitlines()" where applicable
 - more concise "if... in ()" syntax replaces long "if" statement chains
 - lists have been substituted with tuples where applicable
 - entry_list_gen() has been re-written to be much smaller and faster
 - os.path is now used in place of pathlib.Path in areas where it is faster
 - the user's home directory is saved to a variable to prevent running expanduser() every time it is needed
 other notable changes:
 - removed some uncommonly used, redundant arguments
    ^ e.g. "-rm", "-s", "delete"
    ^ their functionality was NOT removed, just their redundant arguments, since "shear", "sync", and "del" are the accepted syntax
 - errors containing entry/folder names reinforce correct syntax by adding leading/following slashes where necessary
 - thanks to pull request #25, there are new error messages for the read shortcut
    ^ includes when no entry name is provided or the entry name only refers to a directory
 - directories provided in user input are no longer denoted by a following slash
    ^ instead, os.path is used to determine if the user is referring to a file or directory
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 sshyp v1.3.0
 the serious shepherd update
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 - package for more Linux distributions, such as Debian and Fedora
 - create separate gui frontend targetting mobile and desktop Linux
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 sshyp 2021.12.01.fr2.2
 The Lighter Update - Patch 2
 This release is a hotfix for 2021.12.01.fr2.1.
 Changes:
 - a major fix for "/var/lib/sshync_database" needing to already exist server-side
 - a major fix for syncing functionality  (it should actually work now)
 - silenced some sftp output
 An fr2.3 patch is planned for this version. It will include the following:
 - fixes for any new bugs that may be discovered in the new sshyp and sshync code
 - the gen command in sshyp will be updated to use the newer notetaking system
 - printing functions in sshyp will be combined into one function (arguments will determine section to print)
 - file not found exceptions will be re-implemented
 - when syncing, a check will be made to see if any folders are not on all devices and this will be corrected
 Planned for next major update (The Fluffier Update):
 - new visual features
    ^ this includes the new file list and thematic text art. sshyp will be
    getting a retro computing theme.
 - packages for more environments
    ^ "sshyp" will be officially packaged for Arch Linux, Alpine Linux, and Termux (Android).
    Debian/Ubuntu and Fedora packaging will come later.
 - imporove password generator to guarantee more secure results
 Planned for next, next major update (The Shears Update Pt. 1):
 - enforce permissions on the server-side
 - allow for copying entire notes (not just first line)
 - allow for multi-client deletion... somehow
 - detatch sshync and make it a separate package
 - manpage
 Planned for next, next, next major update (The Shears Update Pt. 2):
 - ability to pass entries as arguments for more functions
 - auto-completion on tab (currently unsure of best way to make this work)
 Backlog:
 - package for more Linux distributions, such as Debian and Fedora
 - create separate gui frontend targetting mobile and desktop Linux
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 sshyp 2021.12.01.fr2.1
 The Lighter Update - Patch 1
 This release is a hotfix for 2021.12.01.fr2.
 Changes:
 - fixed a bug where "sshyp tweak" would not function on new installations
 - moved the argument parser to the global process
 - running "sshyp version" or "sshyp -v" no longer triggers syncing
 - folders are now created natively with Python, rather than through system commands
 An fr2.2 patch is planned for this version. It will include the following:
 - fixes for any new bugs that may be discovered in the new sshyp and sshync code
 - the gen command in sshyp will be updated to use the newer notetaking system
 - printing functions in sshyp will be combined into one function (arguments will determine section to print)
 - file not found exceptions will be re-implemented
 Planned for next major update (The Fluffier Update):
 - new visual features
    ^ this includes the new file list and thematic text art. sshyp will be
    getting a retro computing theme.
 - packages for more environments
    ^ "sshyp" will be officially packaged for Arch Linux, Alpine Linux, and Termux (Android).
    Debian/Ubuntu and Fedora packaging will come later.
 - imporove password generator to guarantee more secure results
 Planned for next, next major update (The Shears Update Pt. 1):
 - enforce permissions on the server-side
 - allow for copying entire notes (not just first line)
 - allow for multi-client deletion... somehow
 - detatch sshync and make it a separate package
 - manpage
 Planned for next, next, next major update (The Shears Update Pt. 2):
 - ability to pass entries as arguments for more functions
 - auto-completion on tab (currently unsure of best way to make this work)
 Backlog:
 - package for more Linux distributions, such as Debian and Fedora
 - create separate gui frontend targetting mobile and desktop Linux
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 sshyp 2021.12.01.fr2
 The Lighter Update
 This release features a major re-write of old "rpass" code.
 sshyp is now more reliable and better documented.
 New features:
 - a full re-write of the old "rpass" code used in the last release
    ^ includes more reliable argument parsing and various optimizations
 - a full re-write of "sshync", many issues fixed
    ^fixed many instances where sshync would refuse to upload/download
    ^fixed errors that were being thrown despite sshync working as intended
 - new folders are now also created on the server
 Changes:
 - nested folders actually work now
 - multi-word entry and folder titles are fixed
 An fr2.1 patch is planned for this version. It will include the following:
 - fixes for any new bugs that may be discovered in the new sshyp and sshync code
 - the gen command in sshyp will be updated to use the newer notetaking system
 - printing functions in sshyp will be combined into one function (arguments will determine section to print)
 - file not found exceptions will be re-implemented
 - the argument parser will be moved to the global process (no need for it to be in a function)
 - folders will be created natively in python
 Planned for next major update (The Fluffier Update):
 - new visual features
    ^ this includes the new file list and thematic text art. sshyp will be
    getting a retro computing theme.
 - packages for more environments
    ^ "sshyp" will be officially packaged for Arch Linux, Alpine Linux, and Termux (Android).
    Debian/Ubuntu and Fedora packaging will come later.
 - imporove password generator to guarantee more secure results
 Planned for next, next major update (The Shears Update Pt. 1):
 - allow for copying entire notes (not just first line)
 - allow for multi-client deletion... somehow
 - detatch sshync and make it a separate package
 - manpage
 Planned for next, next, next major update (The Shears Update Pt. 2):
 - ability to pass entries as arguments for more functions
 - auto-completion on tab (currently unsure of best way to make this work)
 Backlog:
 - package for more Linux distributions, such as Debian and Fedora
 - create separate gui frontend targetting mobile and desktop Linux
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 sshyp 2021.11.05.fr1
 First public release of sshyp.
 This release fixes major bugs from rpass and rebrands the project.
 New features:
 - an entirely new syncing back-end called sshync (custom Python wrapper around sftp)
    ^ in thoery, all syncing-related data loss should now be fixed, however, this new
    system has just been created and is still under testing. Maybe wait for a few patches
    before trusting this system.
 Changes:
 - branding has been updated to reflect new project name and goals
 - custom directories, custom ssh keys, and offline only mode are removed (may be temporary)
    ^ the configuration wizard is being re-written in the next major update
 Planned for next update (The Fluffy Update):
 - modularized and optimized code
    ^ some older, bad code from "rpass" will be re-written.
 - new visual features
    ^ this includes the new file list and thematic text art. sshyp will be
    getting a retro computing theme.
 - packages for more environments
    ^ "sshyp" will be officially packaged for Arch Linux, Alpine Linux, and Termux (Android).
    Debian/Ubuntu and Fedora packaging will come later.
 Planned for next update (The Sheep w/Shears Update):
 - allow for copying entire notes (not just first line)
 - allow for multi-client deletion... somehow
 - ability to pass entries as arguments for more functions
 - detatch sshync and make it a separate package
 - manpage
 Planned, no timeline:
 - create separate gui frontend targetting mobile devices (Android + Linux phones)
    ^ the gui will also function on desktop linux
 - package for more Linux distributions, such as Debian and Fedora)
 - auto-completion on tab (currently unsure of best way to make this work)
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 rpass 2021.11.01.mr5.1
 The Notetaker Update - Patch 1
 This is the FINAL release of "rpass".
 After this release, the project will be rebranded as "sshyp".
 rpass's syncing system is fundamentally broken, hence the need for "sshyp"
 and its new syncing system. I would highly advise against using this release.
 New features:
 - none
 Changes:
 - fixed an issue with copying notes (currently only copies first line, will be changed in the future)
 - rpass is validated to work with Python 3.10 (no changes were needed)
 Planned for next update (sshyp fr1)
 - full project rebrand ("sshyp")
 - new syncing back-end
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 rpass 2021.10.07.mr5
 The Notetaker Update - Fifth main release of rpass
 This release overhauls the note-taking system and provides general improvements
 to overall code quality, including optimizations, bug fixes, and security improvements.
 New features:
 - notes are now edited in nano and can be split across multiple lines
 - password confirmation has been added for entry deletion
 Changes:
 - fixed issues with copying passwords with certain special characters, e.g. '"()|
 - auto-generated ssh key now uses ed25519, rather than rsa-3072
 - entry format modified to include a blank line before the notes field (old format still mostly compatible)
 - rpass is now much better at catching bad arguments
 - some general code cleanup
 Planned for next update (The Housekeeping Update Pt. 2):
 - add new file list w/color and w/o extensions + proper displaying of nested folders
 - ability to pass entries as arguments for more functions
 - manpage
 - add more comments to code
 - validate for Python 3.10
 Planned for next update (The cryptpass Update):
 - initial implementation of a data store for other applications (libsecret alt.)
 - modularize code in preparation for GUI frontends 
 Planned, no timeline:
 - create separate gui frontend targetting mobile devices (first Linux phones, maybe Android at a later date - official iOS client not likely)
    ^ the gui will also function on desktop linux
 - make platform agnostic (add Windows support and package for more Linux distributions, such as Alpine and Debian)
 - auto-completion on tab (currently unsure of best way to make this work)
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 rpass 2021.09.15.mr4.2
 The Housekeeping Update (Pt. 1) - Hotfix 2
 Changes:
 - sync support is fixed
 - files with spaces in their names can now be properly deleted from remote servers
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 rpass 2021.09.15.mr4.1
 The Housekeeping Update (Pt. 1) - Hotfix
 Changes:
 - the user is once again properly presented with a prompt to enter a gpg key when pressing enter through the config dialog
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 rpass-2021.09.15.mr4
 The Housekeeping Update (Pt. 1) - Fourth main release of rpass
 This release focuses primarily on polishing rpass and tying up loose ends before
 making any major changes in the future.
 New features:
 - added clipboard support for copying entry information
 - many common errors are now handled with proper exceptions
 - offline support (sync no longer needs to be configured for rpass to function)
 Changes:
 - fixed gpg decryption warnings
 - added version info argument
 - re-ordered config wizard to make more sense
 - entry deletion can now be done client-side
 - removed rsyncup/rsyncdown/username/ip/port/directoryssh files,
    ^ replaced with one file that holds usernamessh, ip, port, directoryssh, and devicetype
 - files should no longer be left in /dev/shm when an error is encountered
 - fixed issues relating to using a non-default entry directory
 - lots of optimizations have been made to reduce the size of rpass
 Planned for next update (The Housekeeping Update Pt. 2):
 - a clean, colorful entry list w/o file extensions
 - manpage
 - multi-line notes
 - commented the code
 - ability to pass entries as arguments for more functions
 - improve exceptions for unknown arguments
 Planned, no timeline:
 - possible libsecret integration
 - create separate gui frontend targetting mobile devices (first Linux phones, maybe Android at a later date - official iOS client not likely)
    ^ the gui will also function on desktop linux
 - make platform agnostic (add Windows support and package for more Linux distributions)
 - auto-completion on tab (currently unsure of best way to make this work)
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 rpass 2021.09.07.pr3.1
 The Sync and Foundations Update - Hotfix
 Changes:
 - gpg configuration now prompts for expiration, rather than defaulting to two years
 - rsync is now configured to not delete anything from any remote device when uploading
    ^ this behavior may be modified in the future - this is a quick fix to prevent data loss
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 rpass 2021.09.07.pr3
 The Sync and Foundations Update - Third public release of rpass.
 As of this version, rpass has its intended base set of features and is considered usable.
 It will now primarily recieve bug fixes and polish updates to prepare it to go
 cross-platform and to make it compatible with GUI frontends.
 New features:
 - rsync support!
 - new entry format with URL field (for future use)
 - the temporary directory (/dev/shm) for editing entries has been somewhat secured
 Changes:
 - 'rpass edit relocate' is now properly bound
 - dropped the use of 'echo'
 - added 'rsync' and 'openssh' as dependencies
 - fixed a bug with deleting entries from folders
 - entry directory now has more secure permissions
        ^ these permissions are re-enforced every time rpass is used
 - fixed some small typos and potential bugs, made some small optimizations
 Planned for next update (The Housekeeping Update):
 - move to github
 - get rid of gpg decryption warnings
 - proper error messages using 'except'
 - add exceptions for unknown arguments
 - cleanup file list by exporting to document and removing .gpg, adding color
 - add a manpage
 - allow notes to be multiple lines long (break lines after so many characters)
 - validate for Python 3.10
 - properly comment the code
 Planned, no timeline:
 - allow to function as alternative to gnome keyring (libsecret integration)
 - create separate gui frontend targetting mobile devices (first linux phones, maybe android at a later date - official iOS client not likely)
    ^ the gui will also function on desktop linux
 - make platform agnostic (add windows support and package for more Linux distributions)
 - ability to pass entries as arguments for more functions
 - auto-completion on tab (currently unsure of best way to make this work)
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 rpass 2021.09.02.pr2
 The Folder Update - Second public release of rpass.
 New features:
 - entry and folder titles can now have spaces and be as long as you want
 - entires and folders can now be deleted with 'rpass remove' or 'rpass -rm'
 - entries now properly save to folders via 'rpass add' and should no longer throw errors
 - entries saved in folders are now readable
 - existing entries can now be moved to, from, and between folders
 - previews are now shown after creating or editing an entry
 Changes:
 - every pre-existing function of rpass has been updated to work with the new folder system
 - dropped awk as a dependency
 - removed 'argument' file in /var/lib/rpass
 - reduced unneccessary characters in argument parsing to decrease compatibility issues
 - ensured all user input is handled correctly as a string or an integer
 - lots of miscellaneous optimizations
 Expected for next update (The rsync Update):
 - rsync (over ssh) support!
    ^ including any fixes, changes, or optimizations necessary to make that happen
 - new file formatting with support for URLs
    ^all entries created in new format should be compatible with future versions of rpass
 - secure /dev/shm with random text generator
 Expected for the next (next) update (The Housekeeping Update)
 - get rid of gpg decryption warnings
 - proper error messages using 'except'
 - add exceptions for unknown arguments
 - cleanup file list by exporting to document and removing .gpg, adding color
 Planned, no timeline:
 - make platform agnostic (basically, add windows support)
 - create separate gui frontend targetting mobile devices (first linux phones, android at a later date)
    ^ the gui will also function on desktop linux
 - ability to pass entries as arguments for more functions
 - auto-completion on tab
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 rpass 2021.09.01.pr1.1
 First public release of rpass.
 Early build, missing critical features (e.g. sync support and the ability to have spaces in filenames).
 What is currently functional:
 - guided configuration wizard
 - generate passwords
 - add existing passwords
 - make notes
 - sort notes and passwords into folders
 - gpg encryption
 - edit password/note entries
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 sshyp v1.4.1
 the argumentative agronomist update - patch one
 this release improves sshyp's shell completions by adding zsh support and significantly optimizing and improving Bash support
 user-facing features:
 - zsh completion support
    ^ ensure modern completions are enabled in your ~/.zshrc
 fixes/optimizations:
 - Bash completions are now much faster due to the use of recursive globbing
 - Bash completions have been modified to be functionally similar to the new zsh completions
 other notable changes:
 - some official packages now use more space-efficient compression
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 sshyp v1.4.0
 the argumentative agronomist update
 this release overhauls sshyp's argument system and further streamlines
 the experience with optimizations and the removal of legacy features
 compatibility-breaking changes:
 - there are no technical breaking changes, but the UX has changed significantly due to the new argument system (detailed below)
 user-facing features:
 - when typing an entry/folder name, it is now always the FIRST argument
    ^ e.g. instead of "sshyp copy -p /example/test", it would now be "sshyp /example/test copy -p"
    ^ this allows more easily editing the previous command to copy/edit a different field
 - better extension integration
    ^ extensions can now ship with a config file that sshyp can use to call them from standard sshyp arguments
    ^ the first extension supporting this is sshyp-mfa
    ^ if sshyp-mfa v1.4.0.1+ is installed, "sshyp /example/test copy -m" will copy MFA keys to your clipboard
 - entry/folder names now MUST be specified as arguments
    ^ there is no longer a separate input prompt if the entry/folder name is not provided as an argument
    ^ the input prompt was a legacy feature from before arguments could specify entrys/folders with shell completion
    ^ the entry list generated by entry_list_gen() is still present and can be viewed by running "sshyp" with no arguments
 - better Bash completions
    ^ now correctly places backslashes to escape spaces in entry/folder names
    ^ slightly faster than the previous iteration
 - IPv6 configuration support
 fixes/optimizations:
 - replaced "+=" with ".append" when extending lists to prevent creating an additional list
 - optimized usage of "str.split()" and replaced it with "str.splitlines()" where applicable
 - more concise "if... in ()" syntax replaces long "if" statement chains
 - lists have been substituted with tuples where applicable
 - entry_list_gen() has been re-written to be much smaller and faster
 - os.path is now used in place of pathlib.Path in areas where it is faster
 - the user's home directory is saved to a variable to prevent running expanduser() every time it is needed
 other notable changes:
 - removed some uncommonly used, redundant arguments
    ^ e.g. "-rm", "-s", "delete"
    ^ their functionality was NOT removed, just their redundant arguments, since "shear", "sync", and "del" are the accepted syntax
 - errors containing entry/folder names reinforce correct syntax by adding leading/following slashes where necessary
 - thanks to pull request #25, there are new error messages for the read shortcut
    ^ includes when no entry name is provided or the entry name only refers to a directory
 - directories provided in user input are no longer denoted by a following slash
    ^ instead, os.path is used to determine if the user is referring to a file or directory
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 The full history of changes to "sshyp" can be found on the following page:
-https://raw.githubusercontent.com/rwinkhart/sshyp/main/extra/changelog-total
+https://github.com/rwinkhart/sshyp/tree/main/extra/changelog-archive/